Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Reach $755 Million On January 15

Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Reach $755 Million On January 15

Key Points:

  • Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows hit $755 million on January 15, reversing prior outflows.
  • Fidelity ETF FBTC saw the largest inflow at $463 million, showcasing strong investor interest.
Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows surged to $755M on January 15, marking a rebound after four days of outflows, with Fidelity FBTC leading at $463M per day.

Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Rebound With $755M Surge

Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Reach $755 Million On January 15

During the week of January 15, Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows surprisingly recovered with $755 million inflows net. The four-day losing streak of net outflows finally came to a close with a positive net inflow development largely considered a surefire signal of investors reinterested in the space. The top contributors to this growth included Fidelity’s ETF FBTC, accounting for $463 million on its own and leading the market share. In comparison, the ARKB ETF by Ark Invest and 21Shares infused $139 million to raise overall performance.

This unexpected rise in inflows hints at building confidence in Bitcoin ETFs as an emerging instrument of investment. Performance by Fidelity’s ETF has underlined the company’s pivotal role in attracting capital. It reflects that Bitcoin’s institutional asset potential is still on the increase. It could also portend that ETF inflow recovery is about to catch up with the general market’s optimism, according to Sosovalue.

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Ethereum Spot ETFs Record Modest Net Inflows

Bitcoin Spot ETF Inflows Reach $755 Million On January 15

While Bitcoin Spot ETFs stole the show, Ethereum Spot ETFs did not lag too far behind, with a net inflow of $59.7821 million on January 15. Fidelity ETF FETH dominated with $29.3164 million, while the buying of BlackRock’s ETHA ETF came at $19.8486 million. Smaller in scale, nonetheless, these figures paint the relatively stable presence of Ethereum within the ETF space.

Continued inflows into Ethereum Spot ETFs reflect sustained interest among institutional investors in Ethereum. The performance of Fidelity’s FETH hints at favorable market sentiment toward the longer-term prospects of Ethereum. BlackRock’s ETHA contributions further reveal the use of Ethereum-based ETFs as an investable vehicle of choice. These inflows are also indicative of Ethereum’s gradual gain of strength within the broader digital asset ecosystem.

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